Do artists like Lady Gaga, Adam Lambert, and Scissor Sisters push sexuality too far?

by Shawn Amos Posted 2010/06/29 16:23:08

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Before Lady Gaga and Adam Lambert, the Scissor Sisters were strutting their flamboyant asses in after-hours New York dance clubs. Most of the world joined the Sisters' glam-baked party upon their 2004 debut, but America didn't bite.

On their third release, the Scissor Sisters step back into their early club days in the hopes of stepping into mainstream U.S. success. "Night Work" is filled with big freak anthems and in-your-face lyrics like "I think I need a rubber tonight." Let's see Adam Lambert get away with that on the next "Idol" reunion.

Do artists like Lady Gaga, Adam Lambert, and Scissor Sisters push sexuality too far?

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patti 2010/12/30 13:25:42

No

American culture has always pushed HETEROSEXUALITY waaaaayyy far...so, if homosexuals would like to do some pushin' of their own, I am fine with it! Fair is Fair!!!!

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www.onwaystopleasure.ca 2010/06/30 02:47:19

No

ok' people, I generally do like pop as I like many other things. For a good reason, it is mostly pop singers who bare it all...because..they have nothing else to show or to sing.
GAGAGAGA just coping what Madonna did 30 y back in less gross way. Have you ever seen Michael Jackson naked? He did not need to. Old good Elvis, Mercury and John did show some skin in moderation but they had class. Today's MTV is better than any porn movie

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patti to www.onw... 2010/12/30 13:26:21

No, I love MJ too, but that man was the original pee-pee grabber, it just wasn't sexy when he did it..

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angeraj 2010/06/29 17:09:54

No

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It's part of their artistic expression. Fans love what they do, and appreciate the total package they present. Adam Lambert is the most talented artist to come along in a quite a while, and always puts on a professional and entertaing show. He's worth the money, unlike many artists who do not posess the talent, charisma, and showmanship that he does. Besides people have free will - if you think you may be offended, don't go see these artists in concert.

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ejw89109 2010/06/29 16:56:32

No

This is a big world with a lot of people with varied taste. Just like tv, if you don't like what you see, you can turn the tv off or change the channel. If these artists are not to your liking, don't go see them. No one is forcing them upon you. Live and let live.

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Katie 2010/06/29 16:43:06

No

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Not yet ... but in a few years time gawwd knows what Gaga will be doing next.

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SimplyShannon 2010/06/29 16:27:03

No

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nahh. Sexuality has been in music for a while. No one has gone over the top...yet

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